One Year Later: Family has questions about suicide ruling in demise of former Greenwood police officer – Jackson Advocate

Wakanda News Details

One Year Later: Family has questions about suicide ruling in demise of former Greenwood police officer – Jackson Advocate

Wendy Forrest was driving at a fast clip from Nashville to Winona after getting word that her daughter, 31-year-old NaStacia Rice, a former Greenwood policewoman who had left to join the police force in Tchula only months before, had taken her own life. Army veteran NaStacia Rice was found dead in her temporary home in […]

Source: Jackson Advocate -; The voice of black Mississippians

You may also like

More from Jackson Advocate -; The voice of black Mississippians

OPINION: The Heart of Community: The importance of discussing hereditary heart conditions with our loved ones - Jackson Advocate

JXN Film Festival presents George Raymond’s ‘Thirst for Freedom’ - Jackson Advocate

JSU names Rico Chapman dean of the College of Liberal Arts - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: President Jacob L. Reddix, the JSU Legacy after 56 years - Jackson Advocate

A snapshot of the Democratic primary election: Justice Court Judge District 4 - Jackson Advocate

A snapshot of the Democratic primary election: Constable District 2 - Jackson Advocate

A snapshot of the Democratic primary election: Constable District 5 - Jackson Advocate

Vote Tuesday, AUG. 8, 2023: JACKSON ADVOCATE ENDORSEMENTS - Jackson Advocate

A snapshot of the Democratic primary election: Constable District 3 - Jackson Advocate

Rolling Fork residents still on the long road to storm recovery - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: Congressman Thompson praised, challenged the NAACP, activists and aspiring citizens - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: ‘Why I am fighting for greater visibility for diabetic men and women' - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: We must be the examples - Jackson Advocate

Kennedy Agee - ‘Take One’ - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: What to the African American is the civil war to save's America'd democracy? - Jackson Advocate

Keepsake letter for students - Jackson Advocate

John & Vera Mae Perkins Foundation hosts Equal Justice Initiative's Bryan Stevenson at gala, Sept. 19 - Jackson Advocate

JSU football game themes, fan colors announced; new kickoff time for W.C. Gorden Classic - Jackson Advocate

Jackson City Branch NAACP holds annual Freedom Fund Banquet - Jackson Advocate

60th Anniversary of the March on Washington - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: The 2024 election, President Biden, and the Black vote - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: Helping Mississippians earn a college degree - Jackson Advocate

Jackson water users speak out in support of new sewer clean-up decree - Jackson Advocate

Marks’ Mule Train exhibit to make a stop in Jackson - Jackson Advocate

JSU v. SCSU: The rivalry is real - Jackson Advocate

Justice Department makes $51.86 million available to assist victims of sexual assault - Jackson Advocate

MEE launches ‘The Bucket Drumming Experience' - Jackson Advocate

Experience ‘Voices of Mississippi’ Acclaimed concert event coming to Ridgeland - Jackson Advocate

MDE recognizing September as Attendance Awareness Month to help combat chronic absenteeism in schools - Jackson Advocate

MS Highway Patrol begins annual school travel safety campaign - Jackson Advocate

Belhaven to award Angie Thomas scholarships to hopeful writers - Jackson Advocate

Vasti Jackson & Friends christen the Institute For Southern Storytelling at Mississippi College - Jackson Advocate

New Stage recruiting for 2023 fall classes - Jackson Advocate

JSU’s Office of Community Development kicks off the school year with Crop Drop ‘23 - Jackson Advocate

FDA approves updated COVID-19 vaccines amid rising cases and hospitalizations - Jackson Advocate

Tony Porter named Teach Plus Mississippi Policy Fellow - Jackson Advocate

Forward Lookers Federated Club sponsors sixth annual Trunks for Seniors - Jackson Advocate

Working Together Jackson’s hosts August Leaders Luncheon - Jackson Advocate

New initiative connects HBCUs with HOPE Credit - Jackson Advocate

Civil rights activist Hollis Watkins died Wednesday at his home at the age of 82. - Jackson Advocate

PLAINTIFFS CELEBRATE VICTORY IN CHALLENGE TO H.B. 1020 - Jackson Advocate

Statement on Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves Medicaid Reimbursement Reforms - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: An open letter to Jackson - Jackson Advocate

OPINION: ‘Don’t do business in Florida!’ - Jackson Advocate

Ambulance 'response times' miss the big picture: Health outcomes - Jackson Advocate

46th MS Delta Blues Fest one for the record books - Jackson Advocate

B.B. King Museum and Interpretative Center hosts Mississippi Delta Civil Rights Heritage Tourism Summit - Jackson Advocate

JSU Football makes history with female Kicker, Leilani Armenta - Jackson Advocate

IT’S TIME FOR EVERYONE TO GET CURRENT: JXN WATER TURNOFFS FOR NONPAYMENT WILL START AGAIN IN LATE FALL - Jackson Advocate

Hip hop, the Black environment, and the human experience - Jackson Advocate

Blackfacts BETA RELEASE 11.5.3
(Production Environment)